Automated spam (advertising) or intrustion attempts (hacking).The page even lets you revoke access.Your current IP address has been blocked due to bad behavior, which generally means one of the following: You can head to this site if you want to know the names of the sites and apps that have access to your Google Account and its data. Google says “When you give a third party access to your Google Account, they may be able to read, edit, delete, or share sensitive, private info. Before you give a third party access to your Google Account, you should read the privacy policy and security disclosures for the third-party app or service to learn how they use your data and how they keep it safe.” So, if you are switching from an old phone, then make sure that you are logging out of all the apps. This basically means that the apps that you have used to sign in using your Google account will still be usable on that phone even if you logged out of your Google account. You can revoke access to apps that might be installed on the device.” If a third-party app is installed on this device, this app might still be used to access your account. You’ve given third-party apps access to your Google Account. Once you double-tap on the “Sign out” button, Google might display a message saying “But some apps might still have access. You will again be asked whether you want to sign out or not, so if you accidentally tap on the sign out button, nothing will happen. Step 5: If you discover that an unknown device has access to your account, then you can remotely revoke access by tapping on the three-dotted icon > Sign out. Step 4: Scroll down until you find the “Your devices” section and then tap on “Manage Devices.” You will now see a list of devices that are currently signed in to your Google or Gmail account. Step 3: Just head to “Security” by swiping right on the screen. Here, you will notice options like Home, Personal info, Security and more.
Step 2: Once you tap on “Manage your Google Account,” you will be redirected to the “Google Account” page.
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